“Pray, pray much, and sacrifice
for sinners, for many souls go to hell
because there is no one to sacrifice
and pray for them.”
- Our Lady of Fatima,
August 13, 1917
Today, groups of Faithful around the country gathered to participate in the America Needs Fatima (ANF) annual Rosary Crusade to offer needed prayer for our country that's spiraling out of control at breakneck speed.
Other chapters of the Needs Fatima organization from around the globe - Canada, Australia, etc. - also did the same for their respective countries.
Here in Kailua, Oahu, a small group of us organized by my dear friend - "Auntie Patty" - joined in on the ANF Crusade. After a one-year break in 2020 due to Covid-19, she decided to restart her long-running annual Rosary Rally, despite the pandemic. Sure - this year's gathering wasn't as big as her pre-Covid ones, but it's OK. The main thing is - Auntie Patty bravely said "Yes" to Our Lady and decided to hold a Rally.
So a small bunch of us came together - responsibly - to support the ANF organization and Auntie Patty to PRAY THE ROSARY. We gathered in the Cobb-Adams Family's open-air garage where a beautiful makeshift altar was set up.
A strange occurrence that impressed us deeply was how, throughout our hour-long prayer, it was mostly quiet except for random street noise... but towards the end when we sang Marian hymns, a small group of birds in a tree suddenly began chirping loudly in chorus, as if to accompany us in honoring Our Lady!
This ministry's relics of the Fatima
Seers graced the makeshift altar during
the Rosary and other prayers.
Afterwards, we enjoyed delicious Chinese lunch plates, courtesy of Auntie Patty.
All in all, what a blessed and meaningful event it was. The Holy Virgin, in her many appearances throughout the world continues to plead that we PRAY... PRAY... PRAY! Sinners are tragically falling into Hell because of a lack of prayer for them... so let's continue responding to our Blessed Mother's call to help save souls - today just goes to show that it's possible to still come together in prayer responsibly and safely. May God bless us all!
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